Wheat sowing continues and community notices
Health is good here. J E Ellis hosted singing Monday evening. Ed Klawitter finished his porch. Locals prepare for Mountain Grove show. Carl Chaney’s infant son’s mother buried at Friendship cemetery. Postmaster C A Haggard and wife visited Paris Hyde. Ernest Gaddis and wife stay at Branson residence. Miss Ethel Carmichael visited Ada Brook. Rev Whit Needham conducts meetings at Castleville. Grandma Brook returns from Douglas County for eye treatment. Crews and Murr drill Will Hilsabeck well over 100 feet in solid rock. Public sales remain common, two or three weekly. Friendship Baptist Church meets third Saturday at 11 a.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev W S Griffith, pastor. Sunday school 10:30 a.m.. R Hilsabeck superintendent. Prayer meeting Sundays at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Chaney
Friendship Cemetery
C.A. Haggard
Paris Hyde
Ernest Gaddis
Branson
Jesse Carter
Ethel Carmichael
Ada Brook
Whit Needham
Castleville
Grandma Brook
Douglas County
Murr
Will Hilsabeck
Friendship Baptist Church
Griffith
R. Hilsabeck
Wolf Creek News Highlights Local Farm Work and Meetings
Weather has been fine and rains have boosted growth with wheat and grass sowing active. J D Rowland lost a mule but hobbles along. Elmer Coday and Jeff Coday sow wheat. Rev W H Anderson is leading meetings on Wolf Creek. Local school progress at Oetting with James Sullivan teaching. Preaching and Sunday services noted at Freewill Baptist and Holiness churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lakey
Timothy
J. M. Wilson
Sikes
Young
W.H. Anderson
Wolf Creek
Elmer
Jeff Coday
J.d.rowland
Thomas Kirk
Oberhulser
Old Log
Freewill Baptist Church
Rev
Findley
Holiness Church
James Iva
Mountain Line Items Special Correspondence Weather and Visits
Mountain Line Items reports Mrs Amanda Lloyd of Fort Scott Kansas visiting with James Brewer and wife Mrs Will Tarburton called on Mrs Sterling Gaskill. Flora Estus a week ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Will Hight visited Mrs Jas Brewer. Jason Newton andMisses Nola Miller Stella and Clelia Gaskill visited Flora Estus. Spencer Estus returned from Kansas. Singing at No 5 each first Sunday evening. 240 acres 7 miles southeast of Protection Kansas. A good four room house and a two room house in wheat country. 160 acres in cultivation 80 in pasture. Price 26 per acre incumbrance 1900 24 years at 5 percent. 35 cents for that special Sunday Missouri or North Arkansas land dinner at Mansfield Hotel Adv. O T Black Protection Kas Adv
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Amanda Lloyd
Fort Scott,Kas
James Brewer
Will Tarburton
Sterling Gaskill
Flora Estus
Will Hight
Jas.Brewer
Jason Newton
Nola Miller
Stella
Clelia Gaskill
Kas
Missouri
North Arkansas
Mansfield Hotel
O.T. Black
Community Notes From Ashley Area Are Readable
Village records show Henry Frye remained ill but hopes for improvement. Deanie Shreeve visited Miss Ollie Frye. Several Frye family members, including Ida and Mae Frye of Mountain Grove, joined others for church and singing activities around Ashley and Wolf Creek. Upcoming services noted at Ashley church with a fixed schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Mabel Anderson
Deanie Shreeve
Glen Moberly
Ernie Crippen
Ollie
Alva Frye
Ashley
Ida and
Mae Frye
Mountain Grove
Henry Frye
Ollie Frye
Wolf Creek
Whole Family Benefited By Wonderful Remedy
The piece notes common life annoyances from haste, labor, noise, and strain that provoke nervousness and irritability. It claims many are worn out and unable to eat sleep or work comfortably and suggests taking something like the remedy described to restore balance and well being.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Backed By Atlanta Family Praise
Mrs J B Hartsfield of 33 Corput St Atlanta writes that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve headaches and allow her to continue housework often after one or two pills. Her husband and two sons also praise the medicine which has been proven after twenty years of use and is sold by druggists in two doses for 26 cents.
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J. B. Hartsfield
Corput St
Atlanta Ga
Miles Medical CO
Rikhart
Ashworth Named Physician at Moundasville Penitentiary
Dr. R A Ashworth of Richwood is appointed physician at the Moundasville penitentiary to replace Dr. J C Peck. A Raleigh County native, he has assisted Senator McClung and previously worked in McDowell County and Mercer, with a Richmond Medical College education and early teaching background. His friends cheer his rapid promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Ashworth
Richwood
Moundasville
J.c.peck
Ashworth
Senator McClung
McDowell County
Mercer
Beckley
Raleigh County
Ghent
Concord Normal School
Richmond Medical College
C.v.ashworth
W. Va
Herald
Antrim Gleanings Special Correspondence
Local notes from Antrim report warm weather and wheat sowing nearing completion. Church attendance at Hargis Chapel, social gatherings at Bacon and Deckard homes, and a surprise party for local youth highlight a busy week. Mrs Deckard and Mrs Glenn visit Navina and Neosho en route home. A saw mill arrives for Jake Howard and W F Borders visits Sey mour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargis Chapel
John Dudley
Antrim
Jewell Hoover
Maud Coday
McClellan
Mr. Bacon
W.a.glenn
Birz“gle
Navina
Okla
Neosho
Highland Park Notes and Local Sports Marks
About 200 visitors at Highland Park this week. Aviator Wilson and Dave Devil Dale attend. Bonnell surpasses Mor rans bowling record with 139. Jess Ross breaks knob grip-19 record, beating his own 38 feet rod grip. Shep Stevens holds rod-12 chins record. Park may light up so basketball can’t be played at night. Mansfield Hotel offers Sunday dinners for 350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Wilson
Dave Devil Dale
W. L. Bonnell
D.W
Exhibit of Autumn Silks and Dress Fabrics
An exhibit features a wide variety of rich new designs and colorings in the season’s choicest weaves. The display showcases contrasting colors and patterns including Brilliant Balkan patterns and flowered Futurist silks, highly fashionable in Paris and expected to be popular this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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J. E Ellis
Ed Klawitter
Wright County
J. D. Rowland
Ira Young
Luther Sharp
Harriet Oberhulser
A. W. Oberhulser
Springfield
Oetting
James Sullivan
Sam
Mountain Line
Spencer Estus
Kansas
Claribel Frye
Sue Dennis
John Frye
Oberholser
Will Whittaker
W. F. Stone
Tarkio
Joe Dennis
Ashley Church
Dr. Miles
C.V. Ashworth
Hurtville Fair
G. W. Deckard
Jake Howard
W. F. Borders
Seymour
James Coday
F.H. Riley
F. H. Riley
Mansfield, Missouri
Pethie Oie
W. B. Furniture
Fullington
R. A. Stapp
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United States
Jake Hoover
Mansfield Livery Barn
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